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This video explains how to use the TRACE32 FDX Trace In this video we use a TRAC32 PowerView for Arm release of September 2020 and a PowerDebug USB 3 connected to an STM32 board with a Cortex-M4 processor. The Cortex-M4 allows memory access on run-time, which will be used to transfer the FDX trace data to TRACE32. The TRACE32 FDX trace is a software trace method that is mainly used when no hardware based trace is available. This trace method requires a modification of the target application in order to send, on the fly, specific trace information to the TRACE32 PowerView application on the host via a memory channel or arm debug communication channel DCC TRACE32 is capable to interpret the FDX data stream and handle it as ordinary trace information. On the contrary to the LOGGER trace, FDX trace allows to steam the trace information while recording, to TRACE32. Please also refer to our video TRACE32 LOGGER Trace The source and header files for FDX trace can be found in the TRACE32 demo